The Grenada gazette., 1887-10-01

Moses Wlie. fsln " ''e""'"' viva
city last Wednesday.
We return our thanks TO DR.. J. J. Gage for
late California papers.
The charming Miss Julia May spent We'd
nesday and Thursday in Memphis.
Mr. viii vardeman, of Greenwoods spent
several days in our city this week.
hon. Geo NJ. Govan, Secretary OF atatf,
was IN our city last Wednesday.
Rev. w. d. Bene, principal of the Jefferson
High school, was in town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs b. F. Avent, of Cascilla, We're
in the city this week visiting friends.
Miss Mollie Billups and Mr.. T. A. Billups,
of Jettepson, were in the city Thursday.
roi, HenJuliil Peec, from the classic pres
cincts OF chocchuma, visited our town this
week.
Mr.. jos. Newburger, a prominent mer-
chant OF uoffeeville, was on our streets last
Wednesday,
Hill Guy is now denizen of the swamp;
being domiciad on Talahatchio riyor, near
Sunny side,
Mrs. Geo Lamkin, formerly ofthis cty but
now of Greenwood was back In her old
heme THIS week:
Mr. Geo. Boushe, one of our most exem-
plary young men, lott for the A. 4 NJ College
Friday night last,
VIII Woods, Esq. can now be found he,
hind this counters of h, u. Gordon, ready to
serve his friends.
Mrs, $. +. Harrison, of sardis. spent severa,
days In our city this week, visiting her sister,
Mrs. D, b, McHenry.
Miss Minnie Lewis. avery charming young
lady from near Walden, spent several days
in Grenada this week.
Our sanctum was hnnnrod with visit
Thursday morning from Miss Antonia Hanks
and Mrs, j. W. Vance.
Messrs, r. ]. Binford and j. NJ. Hester, two
of Duck Hill's most enterprising citizens,
were Oh our streets Monday last.
Frank Smith Is now holding 'em down at
Messrs, Cuff Il Whitakcr's, and viii be pleas,
ed to have his many friends oall,
Col. T. p. Lamkin, Of tho Arm Of I.amkin
Bros. Greenwood, was in our city Tuesday
last. Tom Is still citizen OF our county.
Capt Jack Williams, ono of our most sue
cessfu! farmers, from the eastern part Of the
county, was on our streets last Thursday,
Our young friend, Edward Peacock, left
Thursday morning last to attend the state
University, located at oxford. Success to
you. Ed.
The lovely Miss Minnie Young, of the G.
G. l., made a flying visit to home in Marshall
county Friday night last. and returned
Sunday night.
DR.. l.. NJ. Mays, one of Graysport's honored
citizens, was in Grenada on Wednesday last.
We are sorry to note that the Doctor was not
in his usual good health.
Our friend Jim Moore can now be found
ut the store of W. n. Pass in Grenada. He
would like to see his friends when they come
to towu.-Duck Hill Furnace.
Our young and highly esteemed friend, j.
a. Roane, who has been absent several
weeks attending the Lexington tKy.) Com
mercial College, returned last Sunday.
The Rev. Chas. Thorpe returned from the
North last Wednesday. He will hold servi-
ccs on Sunday in All Saints Church at II a.
m, with tho celebration OF holy communion
at SPIN.
Miss Matte See left last saturday night for
Grenada, to attend the Grenada Collegiate
Institute. The Reporter will try to keep her
posted about everything at home.--Sardis
Reporter,
Those charming young ladies', Misses Belle
Thomas and Annie Hall, went up to Coffee
vile Thursday night, and will remain sew
eral days, the guests Of their friend, Miss
Dora Kennedy.
Mr.. Felix Martin, our very worthy county
duties, has devoted his energies to gin sharp.
cning, passed through our city Wednesday,
en-routc for Elliott from Pea Ridge.
Mr.. W. II. Stokes, who left for Mansfield,
La, several months ago, returned Sunday
night. and after remaining few days. went
to Nashville, where he will study dentiery.
He has the GAzETTE's best wishes for sue
cess.
Mr.. Il. D. Parrish, travelling correspondent
of the New Mississippian, was In Grenada
Wednesday In the interest of that paper, and
paid us Il very pleasant call. The New Mis-.
sssippian Is one Of the livest and liveliest
papers in the State.
After taking In tho principal cities of the
North and East and completing his purcha-
ses of fall and winter stock, General Max
Ginsburger returned in fine health and spir.
its, in time to capture the first lot of cotton
brought to Grenada in bulk by the Alliance.
Mr.. r. p. Lake returned from New York
Monday night last, whittier he had been In
| attendance on n meeting Of the stock kholders
Ofthe NJ. 4 I. r. II. He says they decided to
put on new steel rails and ballast the track
with stone, from end to end, and put the en-
| tire line of road in a first -class condition.
1t Is indeed with regret that we announce
the departure of our young and popular
friend, Mr.. W. w. Garner, for Kansas City.
He left last Monday morning, attended with
the best wishes Of our entire community: and
1t was with II heartfelt "success to you, Wall
1 H.